Thanks Nick Grzeda and Brendan Quigley for stopping by to see these future computer scientists. Loudoun County Computer Science Office Creighton's Corner ES Liz Lawler Ozobot

What a great way to end the week! SS coded Ozobots to tell about animal needs! The excitement, communication and collaboration among these 1st grade Ss were priceless. Creighton's Corner ES Loudoun County Computer Science Office Ozobot Liz Lawler

These 2nd Grade Ss used Google CS First Scratch to make their animal habitats interactive. Creighton's Corner ES Liz Lawler Loudoun County Computer Science Office

Ss Creighton's Corner ES having fun creating circuits with MakeyMakey. Loudoun County Computer Science Office Liz Lawler Makey Makey

Heart words make us Twisted and CVC words flash on Scratch. Jill Buss Tim Sparbanie Tricia Furtek Julie Kuzma Elaine Thompson Elementary

Practicing our sight words while also practicing directions... forward, back, left, right! We practiced creating algorithms to code the Blue Bots to sight words. Dede Wilson Beth Fisher #LRelem Little River ES

Awesome coding 3rd Ss using Google CS First showing their understanding of character traits using their book club book. Loudoun County Computer Science Office Little River ES Jill Buss Ms. Bessa MrsKAldorisio Sara Reilly

That coding is music to our ears! Great job Sugarland Elementary FUSION students! Nick Grzeda Renée M. Dawson

Ozobots traveling across the Ancient trade routes of Mali. Deb Haynie Loudoun County Computer Science Office Ozobot

3rd grade archaeologists finding 3D printed artifacts from Ancient Mali. Deb Haynie Loudoun County Computer Science Office

These 'Cool Campers' put on a wonderful showcase for our families today! They did such a good job sharing their knowledge on American Indians and #MakeyMakeyLabz ! So proud and impressed! #LRElem

Co-teaching at its finest. In 45 min these Kinders went from learning how to use the Ozobot by me to their teacher explaining how to apply their knowledge with a weather map & ending with student independence. Answering the Q What did you do today Jill Buss #CSforLCPS

Ms. Bessa Ss working in their book club groups creating an interactive story using Google CS First Today Ss added their setting, main character, & began a dialogue using the coding blocks. Little River ES Loudoun County Computer Science Office Jill Buss

1st Ss finished their stories using ScratchJr to show their understanding of winter. Loved watching them code their sprites & hearing what they loved about winter. Mindy Scott Little River ES Loudoun County Computer Science Office Jill Buss

Introduced robot. Coded it. Compared left and right turns. Connected it to identifying money. Named a coin and amount. Code it to that one. Throw in a little collaboration, critical thinking and problem solving. INCREDIBLE Kindergarten learning! #Bluebot

Using ScratchJr in 1st to show our understanding of seasonal changes and creating algorithms. Little River ES Loudoun County Computer Science Office Jill Buss

Loudoun County Computer Science Office LCPS News seldens.landing.es Jill Buss JJ Ferrell Nick Grzeda Renée M. Dawson CodeVA Aaron Spence LCPS Science Way to go, Mrs. Megan Davis! We're glad that your students enjoyed the hands-on learning.

5th gr patterns. Do a worksheet…or….create the Simon game in Scratch Team to see why patterns needs to be mastered. Real work connections. 100% engagement. A little frustration & a lot of growth. Elaine Thompson Elementary Tim Sparbanie

This week we began a 3 wk Jill Buss & I began our course. Template by Create with Canva broke the ice with a song on their own topic written by MagicSchool AI SO MUCH LAUGHTER! We even got a few to rap out loud. Canva Elaine Thompson Elementary

Composers? Scientists? 5th gr students using Makey Makey to create their own one-man-band concerts. Colleen Graves Elaine Thompson Elementary